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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Regarding have and had:
Dear sir/madam,
Please advise me for the
where we have to use " i have had".And also please let me know the correct sentence from to use this have and had.
Shahul
Please advise me for the
where we have to use " i have had".And also please let me know the correct sentence from to use this have and had.
Shahul
Top answer
The verb "to have" functions both as a "main verb" ( I have an idea. ) and as an auxilliary, or helping verb ( I have taken a shower. ).
- The verb "to have" functions both as a "main verb" ( I have an idea.
- ) and as an auxilliary, or helping verb ( I have taken a shower.
- ).
- " "Have" is not the main verb.
- In some cases, both functions appear in the same sentence: I have had my breakfast.
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The verb "to have" functions both as a "main verb" (I have an idea.) and as an auxilliary, or helping verb (I have taken a shower.). Taken is the past participle of the main verb, "to take." "Have" is not the main verb.
In some cases, both functions appear in the same sentence: I have had my breakfast.
I have something for yo
In some cases, both functions appear in the same sentence: I have had my breakfast.
I have something for yo
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